Your Role and Responsibilities
At HashiCorp, an IBM Company, we’re on a mission to enable organizations to provision, secure, connect, and run infrastructure for any application. Our Security Engineering team helps protect the cloud environments and services that support that mission.
- Lead the design and implementation of cloud security architecture and engineering solutions across AWS, Azure, GCP, and other cloud environments.
- Architect and build production-quality security tooling and automation using Go/Golang and Python, integrating security directly into infrastructure and engineering workflows.
- Design preventative security controls and automated guardrails using Terraform and Infrastructure as Code (IaC), enabling secure-by-default cloud deployments.
- Establish scalable security patterns across IAM, cloud networking, workload identity, containers/Kubernetes, secrets management, PKI, and workload protection.
- Design and integrate security controls into CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure provisioning, and developer workflows, shifting security earlier into the engineering lifecycle.
- Provide technical leadership for complex cloud security initiatives, independently driving solutions from architecture and design through implementation and operationalization.
- Identify systemic cloud security risks and translate them into reusable engineering patterns, automation, detections, and preventative controls rather than relying solely on manual remediation.
- Partner with platform, infrastructure, product, and security engineering teams to conduct architecture reviews and influence the design of secure cloud services.
- Improve CSPM/CNAPP, vulnerability management, detection, and cloud security monitoring capabilities and translate findings into engineering improvements.
- Research emerging cloud attack techniques and technologies and apply those insights to evolving cloud security architecture.
- Mentor engineers and provide technical direction on cloud security engineering, automation, and secure infrastructure design.